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I believe that it could be either of the two!! Not sure how to tell which one though, sorry.

After being on vacation for a week, I come to a layer of water covering my garage floor. The day before I left I had someone who said they knew how (pff) to install a faucet to the sink. They obviously didn't know how. So the cabinets in which the sink are installed got wet and this water has...

What's the best temperature for my garage to stay at? It has 1 project car in it, an Epoxied floor, chemicals, paint and stuff for my cars in there.

That's what I was thinking. It looks like I'm gonna need one or two of those too. Where can you get them?

I would also gop with a variety. Some stuff needs covering from paint splatter and other liquids, some stuff is bigger or heavier than other things and some stuff you don't use as often as other stuff. That's why I would go with a variety.

I need something to go over my newly painted shelfs as well. Glad I found this post! I've never heard of the clear self stick shelf paper. Say I get it really messy, does it wipe clean easily? Also can I pull it off and apply a new one or will it pull up the paint on the shelfs?

How much are pellets anyways?

There is probably just a piece missing. I don't think it should be too hard to get fixed or too expensive.

Asphalt in the garage? That's weird. I think it gets even hotter than concrete does because it is black and concrete is white. I would go with concrete for sure.

So you are saying that your door doesn't shut all the way to the ground?

They say they are supposed to. I don't have any cool tiles on my garage floor so I wouldn't know for a fact. Key word is "SUPPOSED". You need to find out someone's opinion who actually has VCT tiles in their garage and parks a motorcycle on it.

You could get some floor drains and mats that soak up water for that. Like a Sham-wow type mat.

Your day job being....what?

What exactly are wood washes? A chemicle? A kit of chemicals?